Code by Justin ShapiroCSCI 3453 (Operating System Concepts)Fall 2016

1. Srtf Cpu Scheduling Algorithm

Problem Statement

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Use C or C++ to design a simulation of FCFS (First-Come, First-Served), SRTF (Shortest Remaining Time First), and RR (Round Robin) CPU scheduling algorithms. When a process is preempted, simulate a context switch by adding 0.5 ms to clock. In the RR case, a FCFS policy is used to break the tie. After parsing process data from an input file, ready and write process data directly from the ready queue, which is to be implemented without an STL container.

• Write program in c for SRTF scheduling algorithms. Arrival times are to be considered for the scheduling algorithms. 1)Data arrays are already initialized with the process job, burst time and arrival time.
• What is First Come First Served (FCFS) Scheduling Algorithm? First Come First Served (FCFS) is a Non-Preemptive scheduling algorithm. FIFO (First In First Out) strategy assigns priority to process in the order in which they request the processor.
• The CPU PRIORITY scheduling algorithm is implemented using the C Program. The Scheduling program tested with 3 processes. C Program to Simulate PRIORITY CPU Scheduling Algorithm.
• Round Robin Scheduling Program in C. Shortest remaining time first (SRTF), is a scheduling method that is a preemptive version of shortest job next scheduling. In this scheduling algorithm. Enter the burst times in order: n'.
• Here you will get C and C++ program for priority scheduling algorithm. In this algorithm each process has a priority associated with it and as each process hits the queue, it is stored in based on its priority so that process with higher priority are dealt with first.

The program will be run by means of three arguments:

1. Name of data file
2. Mode (FCFS = 0, SRTF = 1, RR = 2)
3. Time-Quantum (required only if Mode = 2)

The run of each algorithm will produce a table that is similar to a Gantt-Chart, but more detailed. This table will have the PID, Arrival Time, CPU Burst Time, Finish Time, Waiting Time, Turnaround Time, Response Time, and the number of context switches for each process. Additionally, the averages of all of the process' CPU Burst Times, Waiting Times, Turnaround Times, and Response times is computed along with the total number of context switches that occurred during the run.

Implementation & Accuracy

Each process is parsed from the input data file (arg1) and placed in an array that is used to construct a FakeProcess object. The FakeProcess object is an ADT that defines a PCB (Process Control Block) for each process. An array called PROCESS_LIST containing each FakeProcess (in the order that they have been placed in the file) is passed to the schedule() function that performs the CPU scheduling simulation using the requested algorithm and time-quantum (if applicable).

schedule() uses while loop that terminates upon all processes having the status of finished. At the end of each loop iteration a counter named time is used to act as the system clock. The current time is compared to the ARRIVAL_TIME attribute of each FakeProcess. If the current time is equal to or no more distant than time - (context_switch_count * 0.5) from the next process in PROCESS_LIST that has not been added to a ReadyQueue, the process will be added to the queue.

Robert hendra genting ap msi motherboard. ReadyQueue is an ADT that represents a FIFO queue of FakeProcess'. ReadyQueue uses a standard dynamic array to simulate such a data structure, and contains functions such as push(), pop(), remove(index) and sort() to manage the queue.

Within the while loop, conditional branching is used in following manner for each respective algorithm:

• FCFS: The loop iterates, calling progress() at each iteration to decrement the CPU_BURST attribute of the current FakeProcess (that is, the process at index=0, the head of the ReadyQueue). When the current FakeProcess has CPU_BURST 0, its information will be saved back into PROCESS_LIST and the taken off of the queue using pop().
• SRTF: This loop uses the same exact process as FCFS, with the exception that the sort() function is called on the ReadyQueue whenever a push() or a pop() has occurred. The sort() performs a bubble sort on the ReadyQueue, ordering its FakeProcess' from lowest to highest CPU_BURST values. Whichever FakeProcess ends up at the head of the ReadyQueue is the currently active process.
• RR: At the insertion of each new element into the ReadyQueue, elements were swapped accordingly in order to abide by the Round Robin principle and to also use the FCFS policy to break any ties. Each currently active FakeProcess is active for a number of loop iterations equal to quantum (arg3). The rest of the algorithm uses the same constructs as FCFS.

The above implementations of the algorithms do indeed produce correct results. These algorithms were tested with the provided input10 and input100 files. Additionally, I tested program with input4 from the assignment description and input5 from the CPU scheduling in-class practice. Each algorithm produces the correct results for each input file.

Compile/Run Instructions

After unzipping the .tar folder, navigate to the directory and issue the make command. The make command simply compiles the program using g++ -std:c++11 -w *.cpp -o myscheduler. Please do not forget to run g++ with the -std:c++11 argument. The program requires a C++11 compiler in order to use the stoi() function. The easiest way to compile this is to simply use the makefile provided in the .tar archive.

Please note that program consists of the following files, each .cpp file needing to be compiled and linked:

• myscheduler.cpp
• FakeProcess.h
• FakeProcess.cpp
• ReadyQueue.h
• ReadyQueue.cpp

After compiling, the program can be run by using the following syntax: https://heavyfinger519.weebly.com/blog/adobe-flash-player-update-for-mac-os-x-106-8.

For example, to run a datafile of 10 processes in a RR fashion with time-quantum equal to 4, we would write:

Srtf Cpu Scheduling Algorithm

The input4, input5, input10, and input100 data files that I used to test the program with are also included in the .tar directory.